Manufacturers of charging stations for electric vehicles in Poland

The development of electromobility in Poland is contributing to the growing demand for charging infrastructure. In response to these needs, manufacturers are emerging on the Polish market to create modern solutions for charging electric vehicles. They offer equipment for the home, business and municipal sectors, as well as software to manage the charging process.

We remind you that you can purchase home and commercial charging stations in our online storeand also use the public charging stations ECOFACTORcharging points located throughout Ukraine. For convenient access to charging infrastructure, we recommend using our mobile applicationwhich is available on iOS and Android.

Polish companies in this sector are focused on both the domestic market and exports, developing products compatible with European standards. Some of them are also involved in the implementation of charging infrastructure in partnership with city authorities, developers and fleets. This allows charging stations to be integrated into the transport system of cities and support the transition to more environmentally friendly modes of transport.

1. ECOFACTOR

We are in ECOFACTOR We manufacture charging stations for electric vehicles and strive to share our technology not only in Ukraine but also abroad, including Poland. Our public charging points are constantly appearing in new regions, and you can see them at map of charging stations. Thanks to our application for iOS and AndroidThe charging stations are easy to locate and manage, allowing users to find and manage the charging process.

We manufacture equipment in accordance with European standards, and each of our devices undergoes quality control. У in our online shop you can find charging stations for different scenarios: from compact solutions for the home to models for commercial applications. Additionally available Cables and adaptersincluding adapters for different types of sockets.

Our business is not just about supplying equipment. We are actively building our own infrastructure to make charging an electric vehicle as easy as possible for everyone. We offer flexible solutions for business customers to manage charging points and monetise the service. We are convinced that our experience and technical approach allow us to contribute to the development of electric transport in the Polish market.

General information:

• Year of foundation: 2016
• Certifications and standards: European quality standards
• Areas of application: home use, commercial facilities
• Related services and tools: mobile application for charging monitoring, integration with energy networks

Contacts:

• Website: ecofactortech.com
• Address: 113 Ataman Holovatyi St., Odesa, Odesa Oblast, Ukraine, 65000
• Phone: +38 063 798 88 00
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Telegram: t.me/ecofactor_ua
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ecofactor.ua
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ecofactor.ua

2. Tesla

Tesla is deploying its own network of Supercharger fast charging stations in Poland, which support charging with a capacity of up to 250 kW. These stations are integrated with the navigation system of Tesla cars, which allows drivers to efficiently plan their routes taking into account the availability of charging points. Some of the stations are located near shopping centres or road infrastructure, providing access to charging around the clock. Some charging points operate in partnership with local institutions.

Poland is also implementing the Destination Charging programme, under which Tesla installs AC chargers on the territory of hotels, restaurants and other long-term facilities. This type of charger is used by customers of the facilities, usually at night or after hours. The company provides technical support to these facilities, ensuring integration with the Tesla network and compliance with safety standards.

General information:

• International manufacturer of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure
• Has its own network of Supercharger fast charging stations
• Offers charging solutions for home and commercial use
• Actively develops infrastructure in Poland
• Provides support through a mobile application

Contacts:

• Website: www.tesla.com
• Address: 208 al. Walentego Roździeńskiego, Katowice, Województwo Śląskie 40-315
• Phone: 32 323 50 04
• E-mail: [email protected]

3. Ekoenergetyka-Polska S.A.

Ekoenergetyka is a Polish manufacturer of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, specialising in the creation of high-power charging stations. The company produces equipment for electric cars, electric buses and trucks. The product line includes models with a capacity of up to 400 kW, as well as megawatt-level systems designed to charge large vehicles. The company's production facilities allow it to manufacture dozens of units per shift.

The company also develops charging station management software, including monitoring, analytics and load balancing tools. Ekoenergetyka cooperates with European charging network operators, providing equipment supply, commissioning and after-sales service. Its solutions are used in public transport, logistics and industrial zones.

General information:

• Leading Polish manufacturer of high-power charging stations
• Specialises in solutions for electric buses, trucks and cars
• Offers charging stations with a capacity of up to 600 kW
• Has its own R&D centre and electromobility laboratory
• Provides monitoring and remote management of charging infrastructure

Contacts:

• Website: ekoenergetyka.com
• Address: ul. Nowy Kisielin - Rozwojowa 7A, 66-002 Zielona Góra, Poland
• Phone: +48 68 328 20 68
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ekoenergetyka
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ekoenergetykaPolska
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ekoenergetyka

4. ChargePoint

ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. is a manufacturer of electric vehicle charging infrastructure that offers AC and DC equipment for home, commercial and fleet use. The product line includes Level 2 charging stations such as Home Flex, as well as Express Series fast chargers with a capacity of up to 400 kW. The company's equipment supports integration with a centralised platform for monitoring and controlling the charging process.

ChargePoint also develops charging infrastructure management software that allows for tariff setting, access control, and consumption analysis. The company supports a two-way power transfer function that allows electric vehicles to be used as a power source. ChargePoint's solutions are used in residential complexes, offices, shopping centres and businesses with electric vehicle fleets.

General information:

• International provider of charging infrastructure
• Offers solutions for home and commercial use
• Provides charging station management software
• Works with partners around the world, including Poland
• Provides customer support 24/7 

Contacts:

• Website: www.chargepoint.com 
• Address: 2 Waterside Drive, Arlington Business Park, heale, Reading, Berkshire, RG7 4SW, UK
• Phone: +44 (20) 32196525
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/chargepoint 
• Twitter: x.com/chargepointnet 
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChargePoint 
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/chargepoint

5. Green Cell

Green Cell is a company that develops and manufactures charging stations for electric vehicles and related equipment. The product range includes AC chargers designed for home and commercial use. The equipment is compatible with the main standards for connecting electric vehicles and can be used in domestic environments or in open car parks. The company also offers charging cables and adapters.

Green Cell operates under its own brand and sells its products through online channels and a distribution network. The company assembles the equipment and ensures its compliance with technical and safety requirements. Its activities are focused on the consumer market, which is looking for charging solutions for individual or small businesses.

General information:

• Polish manufacturer and distributor of power solutions for portable devices
• Offers charging stations for electric vehicles, including HabuDen and Snap models
• Develops accessories for electric vehicles, such as cables and adapters
• Actively expanding the range of products for electric mobility
• Focused on innovation and rapid adoption of new technologies

Contacts:

• Website: greencell.global
• Phone: +44 870 495 8021
• LinkedIn: pl.linkedin.com/company/green-cell
• Twitter: x.com/GreenCellGlobal
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/GreenCellEn
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/greencellglobal

6. 6.

Enelion is a company specialising in the design and manufacture of charging stations for electric vehicles. The range includes AC wall-mounted units for home and office use, as well as outdoor charging stations suitable for public places. The products support the Type 2 connection standard and are equipped with user authorisation, consumption monitoring and grid communication functions. Modular components are used in the production, which simplifies maintenance and equipment upgrades.

The company also develops software for remote control of charging stations. Enelion's control systems allow for access control, tariff setting, and integration of equipment into the grid, taking into account peak load. The products are sold through a network of partners and used in infrastructure projects for municipalities, commercial customers and individual users. Production and technical staff are based in Poland.

General information:

• Polish manufacturer of charging stations for electric vehicles and software for electromobility
• Offers wall-mounted and free-standing charging stations, such as the VERTICA and WALLBOX models
• Production is focused on aesthetic design and high quality materials
• Founded in 2016, the company is actively developing its market presence
• Focused on creating reliable and safe elements of urban infrastructure

Contacts:

• Website: enelion.com/pl
• Address: ul. Miałki Szlak 52, 80-717 Gdańsk, Poland
• Phone: +48 666 019 827
• E-mail: [email protected]

7. IAV Poland Sp. z o.o.

IAV Poland Sp. z o.o. is an engineering company that is part of the international IAV GmbH group. Its core business is focused on the development of technologies for the automotive industry, including electromobility, autonomous driving, control systems and electronics. The Polish office is home to departments engaged in applied research and development for automotive customers.

Although the company does not mass-produce charging stations, it is involved in the creation of conceptual solutions related to charging infrastructure, including innovative formats such as inductive charging while driving. IAV's developments are used by leading car manufacturers. The company's engineering centres in Poland play a role in software development and testing of electric vehicle systems.

General information:

• A branch of the German engineering company IAV GmbH, specialising in the development of innovative solutions for the automotive industry
• Designs and develops components for electric vehicles, including charging and energy management systems
• Works to integrate charging infrastructure into the urban environment and develop technologies for electric mobility
• Cooperates with leading automakers and component suppliers in Europe
• Focused on research and development in the field of electric mobility and charging infrastructure

Contacts:

• Website: iav.com/pl-pl
• Address: ul. Ludwika Waryńskiego 2, 45-047 Opole, Poland
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.pl.linkedin.com/company/iav-poland
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/inside_iav

Conclusion.

The charging infrastructure market in Poland is actively developing, encompassing both local manufacturers and international companies. Polish participants - from engineering firms to energy concerns - focus on creating efficient and scalable solutions that meet the modern needs of electromobility. Their activities include the production of charging equipment, network design, station operation, and digital services for charging management.

Many companies are implementing a full cycle, from manufacturing equipment to installing charging points in partnership with municipalities, businesses and car dealerships. Such approaches not only accelerate infrastructure development but also ensure its sustainable integration into the urban environment. Attracting investment and technology from abroad, as well as focusing on clean energy, is strengthening Poland's position on the European electric transport map.

Given the government support, the pace of urbanisation and the growing demand for electric vehicles, the number of charging stations in Poland is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years - along with the quality, convenience and accessibility of the charging stations.